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Civil Air Patrol Knowledge
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1
Question
What are the things you will need to know for your boards?
Answer
1. How to report in. a. Proper uniform b. Proper attitude c. Watch this video 2. The Cadet Oath 3. The grade you are seeking promotion into 4. The person or people it is named after 5. Why that person matters in CAP, Air Force, or National history.
2
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What is the Cadet Oath?
Answer
I pledge that I will serve faithfully in the Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program and that I will attend meetings regularly, participate actively in unit activities, obey my officers, wear my uniform properly, and advance my education and training rapidly to prepare myself to be of service to my community, state, and nation.
3
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What are the Core Values of CAP?
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1. Integrity 2. Respect 3. Excellence 4. Volunteer Service
4
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What are the missions of CAP?
Answer
1. Cadet Programs 2. Aerospace Education 3. Emergency Services
5
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Who is the National Commander of CAP?
Answer
Major General Regena M. Aye.
6
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Who is the Northeast Region Commander of CAP?
Answer
Colonel Everett C. Hume.
7
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Who is the New York Wing Commander of CAP?
Answer
Colonel William F. Martin III.
8
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Who is the New York City Group Commander of CAP?
Answer
Major Roger E. Levy.
9
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Who is the Academy Cadet Squadron Commander?
Answer
Major Brenda M. Morrissey.
10
Question
How many wings does CAP have?
Answer
52 wings.
11
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What regions does CAP have?
Answer
1. Northeast Region 2. Mid-Atlantic Region 3. Southeast Region 4. Great Lakes Region 5. Southwest Region 6. North Central Region 7. Rocky Mountain Region 8. Pacific Coast Region.
12
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What is the CAP Motto?
Answer
Semper Vigilans - Always Vigilant.
13
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What are the four phases of the Cadet Program?
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1. The Learning Phase 2. The Leadership Phase 3. The Command Phase 4. The Executive Phase.
14
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What are the five milestone achievements in the Cadet Program?
Answer
1. The Wright Brothers Award - CSSgt 2. The Mitchell Award - C2d Lt 3. The Earhart Award - CCapt 4. The Eaker Award - CLt Col 5. The Spaatz Award - CCol.
15
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What are the Cadet Grade Abbreviations for the Learning Phase?
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1. Airman Basic - CAb 2. Airman - CAmn 3. Airman First Class - CA1C 4. Senior Airman - CSrA.
16
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What are the Cadet Grade Abbreviations for the Leadership Phase?
Answer
1. Staff Sergeant - CSSgt 2. Technical Sergeant - CTSgt 3. Master Sergeant - CMSgt 4. Senior Master Sergeant - CSMSgt 5. Chief Master Sergeant - CCMSgt.
17
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What are the Cadet Grade Abbreviations for the Command Phase?
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1. Second Lieutenant - C2d Lt 2. First Lieutenant - C1st Lt 3. Captain - CCapt.
18
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What are the Cadet Grade Abbreviations for the Executive Phase?
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1. Major - CMaj 2. Lieutenant Colonel - CLt Col 3. Colonel - CCol.
19
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What historic event occurred on 17 Dec 1903?
Answer
First flight by Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
20
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When did World War II start?
Answer
1 Sep 1939 with the German invasion of Poland.
21
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When was CAP founded?
Answer
1 Dec 1941.
22
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When was Pearl Harbor bombed by Japan?
Answer
7 Dec 1941.
23
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When did the United States enter WWII?
Answer
8 Dec 1941.
24
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What is considered the 'Red Letter' day for CAP?
Answer
29 April 1943, when it was transferred from The Office of Civil Defense to the War Department.
25
Question
When did World War II end in Europe?
Answer
8 May 1945.
26
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When did World War II end in Asia?
Answer
15 August 1945.
27
Question
When did CAP become a non-profit, benevolent organization?
Answer
1 July 1946 with the signing of Public Law 476.
28
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When did CAP become the official Auxiliary of the United States Air Force?
Answer
26 May 1948 with the signing of Public Law 557.
29
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When did the modern Cadet Program begin?
Answer
In 1964.
30
Question
How many miles did CAP members fly on coastal patrol during World War II?
Answer
More than 24,000,000 miles.